If two movies ever went on a date and decided to have polygamous relationship with a third movie: they baby of that relationship would have been called The Wall.

this is a movie with all the familiar features from its predecessors like : "Buried", "Mine" and "American Hero". one thing that is missing is the thriller part, the suspense.
In Mine as well as in Buried, you were attracted to the story, the characters grew on you and made the acting part even more enjoyable.

A philosophical Iraqi sniper is challenging the spotter to review his life and the deployment to Iraq. Hence the war is over, yet he keeps returning back for another tour.

to be honest I had a good feeling in the beginning, but (spoiler alert) the miraculous revival of Sergeant Matthews from the afterlife, the superficial conversation with Juba and lack of depth in performance of the main character killed the story. The Dean part, where he was shot should have been the beginning of the movie and afterwards the rest of the play.

How the Iraqi sniper could intercept high encoded military communication and know all the right commandoes was even more a buzz kill

in short, it had some great potential, but after seeing the ending I give the movie 4/10. POOR